Nieustraszeni: Stalingrad

You can’t play a Fog of War card during your turn, though you may choose one for initiative. Recon lets you set one aside for the rest of the scenario and draw a card; otherwise, discard it at the end of your turn as usual (p. 13–14).

No. Move requires every tile entered or passed through to be scouted or controlled by your side. Scout lets you move through unmarked tiles, but you must place a scouted control marker on each one and take a Fog of War card for each marker placed (p. 14).

A suppressed unit can’t take card actions. When you play its combat card, you must either ready the unit by flipping it face up or hunker down by returning the card to your supply (p. 13).

No. An attack inflicts at most one casualty, even if multiple dice succeed; a die showing 0 always succeeds. For a casualty, remove a matching card from the play area first, then hand, discard pile, and deck; if none is available, the unit is routed (p. 15).

There are no spawn markers. When you play a combat card for a unit not on the board, place it on the same tile as a Rifleman: the matching squad’s Rifleman if the card has a squad designation, or any of your Riflemen otherwise; then perform the action (p. 13).

A scenario ends when a player achieves their primary objective, causes a Full Rout by routing all the opponent’s Riflemen, or withdraws at the start of their turn. After every game, complete the Campaign Step before packing away the components (p. 17–18).